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It’s easy to fall in love with Copenhagen, a city at once historic and modern, traditional and innovative. The Danish capital is known for its design scene, top-notch cuisine and stylish, laid-back atmosphere but sadly, less known for being kind to your bank balance. Surprisingly, though, there are many experiences that you can enjoy for
I’ve spent more than a decade living in Montréal, and I’ve learned that everyone in this city loves to eat. So do I. Any restaurant or cafe can have a lineup out the door – and not just the hottest or most beloved spots. There is a profusion of things to try in Montréal that
The opening of Biennial exhibit “Even better than the real thing” at The Whitney Museum of American Art on March 12, 2024, in New York City. Sean Zanni | Patrick Mcmullan | Getty Images New York City’s art museums are among the most popular in the world — the Metropolitan Museum of Art (known as
Chicago is an incredible with lots to offer and visitors rightfully flock here every year. But with so many great options comes the dilemma – where to even start? I’ve lived here for more than 30 years and this is what I tell all of my visitors: take public transport, hit the neighborhoods and drink Malört
Famous for its icy winters, steamy summers and busy festival calendar, Chicago has something going on in every season. The Windy City changes mood with each passing month, but some things are constant – the city’s lively nightlife, cultured museums and animated neighborhoods warrant a visit at any time of year. Events such as Lollapalooza
Chicago is the US’s third-largest city, but its efficient public transportation makes it easy to explore, which is a huge boon for travelers. This means that Chicago’s top sights and experiences are all within reach – you could be relaxing by the metallic “Bean” in Millennium Park, going to a baseball game at Wrigley Field, or enjoying
A bar in the center of Copenhagen is the only one in Europe to have three living pieces of bar history, all in working order, on the counter. Two hand-cranked Coles shakers, a Minneapolis Brass & Iron Mfg Co. Ferris Wheel drink mixer, and a hand-cranked Alaska ice crusher are the prized possessions of Humberto
Ironheart | Moment | Getty Images The summer travel season is in full swing, often bringing more flight delays and cancellations. But travelers may be out of luck when it comes to reimbursement for such disruptions, depending on the root cause and specific airline policy, experts said. “In general, in the U.S. airlines aren’t really
Loews Ventana Canyon Resort Loews Hotels & Co, the brand behind 25 hotels and resorts across the United States and Canada, has debuted their third annual Summerfest programming of “CULTURE, COMMUNITY, and CRAFT.” This iteration of its Summerfest programming includes a celebration with TODAY’s “Read with Jenna,” Jenna Bush Hager’s esteemed book club, as well as “Local by Loews
Charleston delights all the senses – visually with its cobblestone streets and charming architecture, audibly with the local twang and, y’all…then there’s the food, which is a sensory overload on every level. From its dives to its elaborate divines, there is something for every budget, palette and person in Charleston. I’m a Virginia native and
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The art of traveling has long been tied to rejuvenation, whether it’s indulging in the discoveries of a new city or simply winding down and relaxing in a stunning destination. But in recent years, there’s been a rising focus on using our valuable time off to truly reset and calibrate by focusing on both mental
Sports and spirits may not be the most obvious pairing, but many athletes have proved it to be a match made in heaven. With extensive networks and competitive spirits, naturally suited to the high-stakes and fanbase-driven world of wine and spirits. Of course, they’re not the only celebrities to do so. In recent months we’ve
They call Annecy the “Venice of the Alps” for good reason. An utterly charming town in the Haute-Savoie region of Southeastern France, it is crisscrossed by canals lined by flower boxes and encircles a great, glittering alpine lake, with shorelines best seen from the bow of a boat. Guided by French friends with a family
Wines that can (almost) compete with the drama of the Olympic Games The Paris edition of Summer Olympic games has had its share of drama: gender eligibility in boxing, Seine River water quality for swimmers, score changes in the women’s gymnastics floor final, Simone Biles’ amazing comeback and that French pole vaulter’s battle of the
In this article BA Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT Robert K. “Kelly” Ortberg is the Boeing’s new president and chief executive officer, effective August 8, 2024. Ortberg will also serve on Boeing’s Board of Directors. Courtesy: Boeing Aerospace veteran Robert “Kelly” Ortberg becomes Boeing‘s new CEO on Thursday with a singular mission: restoring the
Four Seasons Hotel Osaka Joining a growing portfolio of Four Seasons hotels in Japan, Four Seasons Hotel Osaka officially welcomed its first guests this week. Located inside the new One Dojima multi-use building by architect Nikken Sekkei (the first ultra-high-rise mixed-used development in Japan to combine a Four Seasons Hotel and apartment building), it features a modern ryokan
Rock-stacking is one of humanity’s most ancient art forms. But it is also contentious. Hike far enough on just about any trail in the world, and you’ll likely spot a collection of stones placed atop each other that form impromptu sculptures. Some call them cairns. Others favor more colorful terms like “stone balancing” or “prayer
Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin The food industry’s financial markets are experiencing their own heat wave. Even as major stock indexes struggled early this week, shares of chicken companies including Tyson and Pilgrim’s Pride bucked the trend and rose on strong earnings news. Then, rumors started swirling that Kellanova, the Kellogg
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